XSP-Taglib namespaces

[Joost Schalken <jo...@wapforce.com>]

Hi,

I am currently developing an XSP Taglib to do some standard thing for our WAP developmentteam.
When trying to register the taglib in Cocoon (1.8) I saw in the cocoon.properties file that I had to
give the name of the namespace instead of the namespace URL to add a Taglib processor.

for example:
processor.xsp.logicsheet.global.java   = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/global.xsl

To my best of knowledge you are as a developer free to use any namespace identifier, as long as
the namespace is correct. Does this indicate a design flaw in Cocoon or did I misunderstand the
setup of the properties-files.

With kind regards,

Joost Schalken


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      Joost Schalken
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Re: XSP-Taglib namespaces

[h e n r i k <he...@xl-studio.se>]

> I am currently developing an XSP Taglib to do some standard thing for
> our WAP developmentteam.
> When trying to register the taglib in Cocoon (1.8) I saw in the
> cocoon.properties file that I had to
> give the name of the namespace instead of the namespace URL to add a
> Taglib processor.
> 
> for example:
> processor.xsp.logicsheet.global.java   =
> resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/global.xsl
> 
> To my best of knowledge you are as a developer free to use any
> namespace identifier, as long as
> the namespace is correct. Does this indicate a design flaw in Cocoon
> or did I misunderstand the
> setup of the properties-files.


I questioned earlier how I could change the mappings and got the answer 
to change indentifier in the properties file. Taglib are changeble but 
I don't think "xsp" are!?

I also tought namespace-identifier mapping was upto me as an developer 
to individually set in every xml file.

Are we both mistaken?

/ h e n r i k